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Re: Does anyone know of a Free Image Splicing tool?
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lugnet.publish
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Mon, 21 Feb 2000 20:54:04 GMT
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Macromedia Fireworks is the best tool for what you want. It is rather
expensive, but as a user of it, I can tell you it's extremely fast and
effective, and exports out the html for you. There are no free applications
anywhere close to this that I know of.
Scott
In lugnet.publish, Richard Franks writes:
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> To clarify - I mean a tool that will allow me to select retangular areas, and
> it will then cut up the image into other rectangular recursive sections, so
> that it will fit into a HTML table. Typically the selected areas would be used
> for rollovers - ie so you could have multiple rollovers embedded into one
> image, and also include some of the navigation properties of an image map.
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> I used about 5 minutes of my 30 day trail of Macromedia fireworks about 2
> months ago, so I can't use that :( I downloaded another 30 day trial of
> "Ulead Smartsaver Pro", but that just lets you select the table breaks, as
> opposed to the dimensions of a particular area.
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> I've started writing my own tool in Tcl/Tk instead out of frustration, but I
> know that the tool that I want is probably out there somewhere!
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> Just to be greedy, something which writes out the HTML as well would be • handy..
> for the project I have in mind, there will be at least 20 or 30 sub-images per
> image. Which is only about 2 or 3 rollovers!
>
> Richard
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| (...) Yeah, I imagine that it is quite nice.. but as a student, that isn't really an option.. Besides, even if I could afford it I would still resent buying something for one bit of functionality that I could program in a few hours :) (...) Shucks, (...) (25 years ago, 21-Feb-00, to lugnet.publish)
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| To clarify - I mean a tool that will allow me to select retangular areas, and it will then cut up the image into other rectangular recursive sections, so that it will fit into a HTML table. Typically the selected areas would be used for rollovers - (...) (25 years ago, 21-Feb-00, to lugnet.publish)
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